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H2Pro
From Technion lab to hydrogen plant, H2Pro is scaling a different way to split water
H2Pro is taking a hydrogen process developed at the Technion out of the lab and toward industrial deployment, using decoupled water electrolysis that separates hydrogen and oxygen production in time; Breakthrough Energy Ventures is its majority shareholder
ynet Global | 09.22.26
BigID
BigID became a unicorn by answering one uncomfortable question: Where is the sensitive data?
BigID built a unicorn around a question large companies often cannot answer: where exactly is their sensitive data; its platform discovers and classifies information across cloud, SaaS and on-premise systems, spanning privacy, security and AI governance
ynet Global | 09.22.26
SupPlant
SupPlant asks the plant when it needs water instead of relying on the forecast alone
SupPlant looks to the plant itself, not only the weather forecast, to decide when crops need water; its system combines plant, soil and weather data to generate irrigation recommendations, with a stated mission to save water while protecting productivity
ynet Global | 09.22.26
Quantum Machines 2
The quantum race has a control problem; Quantum Machines has raised $280 million to tackle it
Quantum Machines sits between fragile quantum processors and the software trying to use them, supplying the control layer needed to run experiments at scale; a $170 million Series C brought total funding to $280 million as the quantum race gathers pace
ynet Global | 09.22.26
Wiliot
No batteries, no plugs: Wiliot wants everyday products to start talking
Tiny battery-free IoT Pixels are Wiliot’s bet on a more visible supply chain, attaching digital intelligence to products and packaging; its founders came from Wilocity, and SoftBank Vision Fund 2 later led a $200 million Series C
ynet Global | 09.22.26
Tomorrow.io
When bad weather disrupts operations, Tomorrow.io wants forecasts to become decisions
Tomorrow.io is turning weather from a forecast into an operating tool, combining AI, software and proprietary satellite capabilities for aviation, logistics, insurance and government; the goal is to help organizations act on weather, not simply watch it
ynet Global | 09.22.26
Finout
The cloud bill nobody can explain gave rise to Finout
Finout was born from a problem its founders knew firsthand: cloud bills that grow faster than anyone can explain; its platform maps spending to teams, products and customers, while Red Dot, Maor, Team8, Pitango and Jibe are among its backers
ynet Global | 09.22.26
Dream
At a $3 billion valuation, Dream is betting countries will want AI they can control themselves
Dream is taking sovereign AI into the national-security arena, building cyber defense systems designed for governments and critical infrastructure; in June 2026, the company raised $260 million in a round that valued it at $3 billion
ynet Global | 09.22.26
Classiq
Classiq is trying to make quantum programming look less like quantum programming
Classiq wants quantum programmers to describe the problem rather than hand-build every circuit, letting its software synthesize and optimize what runs underneath; after a $110 million Series C in 2025, it says total funding has topped $200 million
ynet Global | 09.22.26
Zero networks
Hackers are already inside. Zero Networks focuses on stopping the next move
The dangerous part of a cyberattack often begins after the first machine is breached; Zero Networks automates network and identity segmentation to block lateral movement, and a $55 million Series C in 2025 pushed total funding above $100 million
ynet Global | 09.22.26
Tipalti
More than $90 billion a year flows through Tipalti's once-unfashionable corner of finance
Tipalti has turned the unglamorous machinery of accounts payable and mass payments into a global finance platform, processing more than $90 billion annually; the company says it has raised $750 million and employs more than 1,000 people
ynet Global | 09.22.26
Protean
Mellanox veterans built proteanTecs to give chips a way to report their own health
proteanTecs puts monitoring inside the chip itself, allowing manufacturers and operators to track performance, power and degradation across a product’s life; its founders bring deep Mellanox experience to one of computing’s hardest reliability problems
ynet Global | 09.22.26
One Step
Can a smartphone tell how well you walk? OneStep is betting on the answer
OneStep treats the way a person walks as a continuous health signal, using ordinary smartphone sensors to measure gait and mobility outside the clinic; the aim is to give clinicians objective data on recovery, decline and fall risk without a motion lab
ynet Global | 09.22.26
Healthy.io
For Healthy.io, an at-home kidney test starts with the camera already in your pocket
Healthy.io uses the camera already in a patient’s pocket to move kidney testing and wound measurement beyond the clinic, pairing smartphones with computer vision and standardized kits; the company says its technology has engaged more than 1.2 million patients
ynet Global | 09.22.26
Travelier
A honeymoon bus-ticket problem became Travelier, now spanning more than 120 countries
Travelier began with a frustrating bus-ticket search on a honeymoon in the Philippines and grew into a network for booking buses, ferries and trains; the company says its group now spans more than 120 countries through five global online brands
ynet Global | 09.22.26
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